Hello, I'm trying to match special comments from an HTML page, retrieved from $response->content, so I do; 
if ($response->content =~/<!-- \[error\] -->(.+)<!-- \[\/error\] -->/m
+)
{
    print "$1\n";
}

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Which when fed an appropriate HTML file it returns the text at the end of this post... what I really want is just to get all the stuff between each individual <!-- [error] -->stuff<!-- [/error] --> instead of from the first <!-- [error] --> to the last <!-- [/error] --> 
mssql_execute(): message: The conversion of char data type to smalldat
+etime data type resulted in an out-of-range smalldatetime value. (sev
+erity 16)<!-- [/error] --><br />
<!-- [error] -->mssql_execute(): message: An error ocurred while conve
+rting input datatypes. (severity 17)<!-- [/error] --><br />
<!-- [error] -->BeginSearch failed - unable to obtain search id.<!-- [
+/error] --><br />
<!-- [error] -->The template section specified does not exist.

failed to open http://localhost/  retrys:0... waiting for 1 seconds...
mssql_execute(): message: The conversion of char data type to smalldat
+etime data type resulted in an out-of-range smalldatetime value. (sev
+erity 16)

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In reply to Matching HTML Comments by stuaxo

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